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A mother’s experiences when her gay son came out to her.
I realized that I was trying so hard to fight the shame attached to me being gay that I somehow overlooked to fight the shame that is attached to my caste. I began to accept my caste within my engagement with my sexuality.
Deepan supports feminism, and explains why, in this impassioned essay.
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